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US Sides with Japan on Disputed Islands: Beijing says its a betrayal, orders troops combat ready, could cash in on US debt for equity
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 32642408:MV8yMTE2NjQ0XzM1Njk0MjY0XzM1QzkwMzJB] The US needs to rush a couple of docked carriers back into duty and send them to the Pacific. Another one needs to be sent from elsewhere. That would give us 4 or 5 in the area. A few air wings should be moved into the area. The Phillipines might consider letting some forces back in temporarily since China has been punking on them, too. Then all that has to happen is to make sure that war breaks out. It really won't be hard to eliminate all their ships. Their missiles will be a problem. We can't stop them from launching missiles. Trying to operate aircraft inside China wouldn't be wise. It would be better to barrage them with a thousand cruise missiles. Hit airfields, power plants, dams, and other critical infrastructure. Set up a long range blockade and watch them starve. [/quote]
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BEIJING: Amid rising tensions with Japan over disputed islands, Chinese army in a bid to scale up battle readiness has ordered its armed helicopters to shift focus from logistic missions and gear up for combat operations.
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) planned to change the training strategy of its army aviation unit as more and more armed helicopters joined the service, PLA Daily which is the official newspaper of the military quoted an army aviation unit as saying.
The focus of army aviation unit will be shifted from logistics missions to combat ones, from building the capacity for non-war military actions to core military actions, state-run Xinhua news agency quoted the daily as saying.
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